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The Unmistakable Creative Podcast
"saint paul school" Discussed on The Unmistakable Creative Podcast
"Welcome to the creative. Thanks so much for taking the time to join us. Thank you so much for having me. It is my pleasure to have you here. So as i was saying right before we hit record here I had on your book thinking in bats at remember. Adding it to my list on amazon is gotta read this book and then when i finally read it okay i have to get in touch with you because so many questions that after reading us but before we get into your book and your work i wanna start asking. What did your parents do for a living. And what impacted that end up. Having on the choices that you've made with your life in crew i'll my gosh i can. I just tell you're like literally the only person has ever asked me that and It's actually a very. it's a really important impact. They had an. It's probably unexpected way. So my parents met at in graduate school. My father had gone to law school and about a year in. He just decided like it wasn't for him but his passion was teaching and particularly his passion was english literature. So he he. That switches to the master's program in english lit. My mom and dad actually meet over a game a bridge because my dad pulled her out of the hallway and said we need a fourth thing happened to play bridge. Which i think is kind of funny since obviously ended up being a poker player and my brother was clear as well but at any rate. So let's strange and so that's how they met Anyway my dad gets a job up at coming out of the masters program. I he gets a job at a prep school in new england so this was in nineteen sixty one. It's an episcopalian. Prep school saint. Paul school There he's like they decide. They need diversity so they hire him. 'cause he's jewish And off he goes to teach at this prep school. What's interesting about my father story. Is that his father.
The Unmistakable Creative Podcast
"saint paul school" Discussed on The Unmistakable Creative Podcast
"Welcome to the creative. Thanks so much for taking the time to join us. Thank you so much for having me. It is my pleasure to have you here. So as i was saying right before we hit record here I had on your book thinking in bats at remember. Adding it to my list on amazon is gotta read this book and then when i finally read it okay i have to get in touch with you because so many questions that after reading us but before we get into your book and your work i wanna start asking. What did your parents do for a living. And what impacted that end up. Having on the choices that you've made with your life in crew i'll my gosh i can. I just tell you're like literally the only person has ever asked me that and It's actually a very. it's a really important impact. They had an. It's probably unexpected way. So my parents met at in graduate school. My father had gone to law school and about a year in. He just decided like it wasn't for him but his passion was teaching and particularly his passion was english literature. So he he. That switches to the master's program in english lit. My mom and dad actually meet over a game a bridge because my dad pulled her out of the hallway and said we need a fourth thing happened to play bridge. Which i think is kind of funny since obviously ended up being a poker player and my brother was clear as well but at any rate. So let's strange and so that's how they met Anyway my dad gets a job up at coming out of the masters program. I he gets a job at a prep school in new england so this was in nineteen sixty one. It's an episcopalian. Prep school saint. Paul school There he's like they decide. They need diversity so they hire him. 'cause he's jewish And off he goes to teach at this prep school. What's interesting about my father story. Is that his father.
MyTalk 107.1
"saint paul school" Discussed on MyTalk 107.1
"Financial wellness is really important to us here at higher it's important everybody and particularly given we serve here in the twin cities, particularly are very local area we way serve a lot of underserved. Um underserved students and and consumers. We have some high school branches that we've opened over the last few years to try to in the ST Paul City schools Johnson, Harding Island and Co. Moh. Or we can teach students job skills. Financial literacy were in classrooms. We we have the students teach other students. Things like that on death's been increasingly important Now we've had to pull back on. A few of those things was in person. School learning is Has been impacted. But, um, that's that's really speaks to our focus on helping people with financial wellness, Um, in terms of things for kids as an example. We have We really try to stress how important it is to teach kids about money to keep teach kids to save money and understand the value money Early on. We have Ah, you savings account, for example on and contracts with our partner, the Minnesota wild where you could make a deposit to that account, and then you can be entered into a drawing to win wild prizes. Way, participate in a, um, Some We have some things like teen checking accounts that we set up is part of the initiative with the Saint Paul school so kids could get a checking account and potentially a debit card and start to learn how to Really managed that. Maybe that first paycheck they have put some of that away. But, you know, don't just turn around, Go cash in and go out and spend it. That type of thing. You mean like, Michael, We have a lot of Yeah, exactly. My same here. You know, I We yet you try your best right to teach right things that you know, but it's It's tough for everybody. And so yeah, that's kind of what we focus on financial wellness for everybody. Whether your kids, you know teenagers. Young adults first time home buyers, you know all the way up toe. You know, people like me a little bit older and you know, hopefully a little bit wiser, but but surprisingly enough, you know, A lot of people. Maybe it's not even surprising. A lot of people just they need financial guidance. They need advice and they needed from somebody they can trust. So that's what we try to do. Well, thank you so much. Dave Boden Highway Credit Union for Being somebody we can trust and For joining us as we celebrate the local businesses that make our community so wonderfully rich. Thank you so much for joining us, Dave. Thanks, Dave. Oh, yes. Thank you guys for having me It's been great. Appreciate it. We'll have a wonderful day. That was Dave Boat in from Highway Credit Union. We're celebrating wonderful local businesses that make up the fabric of the twin cities and we're so thankful today for joining us from Highway Credit Union when we come back on the Colleen and Bradley show. What skill have you picked up from? YouTube 6516411 of 71. What's the fabulous skill that you've picked up from YouTube after this on my talk one of 71..
WBZ Morning News
Prep school grad linked to sex assault free on good behavior
"New hampshire prep school graduate convicted of sex actually assaulting a fifteen year old classmate set to be released from jail today owen la brea had been due to serve the remaining ten months of his sentence but is expected to get out for good behavior today lebron was acquitted in two thousand fifteen of raping a female student at saint paul school but a jury later found him guilty of misdemeanor sexual assault charges and endangering child's welfare liberal must register as a sex
WBZ Afternoon News
Trump calls on regulators to consider changing how often companies must report earnings
"A cat. And a bird died in the fire in Brockton Sheri small WBZ NewsRadio ten third. And former New Hampshire prep school, teacher gets four months in prison for telling a former student to lie to a grand. Jury David Pook admits to witness tampering. And contempt investigators say he had a. Sexual relationship with a former student at Saint Paul school in concord and told her what to say about it Pukes lawyer says his client takes responsibility. For, the crimes but there's no evidence of a physical relationship the federal government is going after Facebook. Details from